The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-20
COUNCIL OF LUTHERANS.
THE UNITED SYNOD CT THE
CHURCH IN THE SOUTH

CHURCA In The SOOId
To Convene in Savannah on Thanks
giving Day-Preparations to Receive
the Where They will be
Entertained The Southern Board of
Missions to Meet on Wednesday.
The United Synod of the Lutheran
Church South will convene at the Church of
the Ascension on Thanksgiving morning.
The opening service will be at IL o'clock,
when the synodical sermon will be preached
by Rev. Prof. F. w. E. Peshau, of VIII
mington n. c. DIR. Peshau will preside
over the synod, the President Dr. Gilbert,
having removed from its jurisdiction. At
ter the synodical sermon the Holy Commun-
ION will be celebrated. There will probably
be service also on Thanksgiv wing evening,
The delegates to the synod will begin ar
irving Wednesday morning, and majority
will be here on Wednesday night and
Thursday mornings trains. About 100
delegates and visitors are expected The
first meeting in connection with the synod
will be held at noon on Wednesday, when
the Executive Board of Missions will meet.
This board is composed of Rev. W. c.
and MeSsrs. W. +. Craig, of Virginia, and
j. A Fisher, of North Carolina. The
synod will organize on Thursday.
The Reception and Entertainment Com
n1ttee has arranged for the entertainment
of all delegates who have been reported
from the District SYMBOLS and also for the
visiting members of the General Synod and
Council of the North. In 50 far as the adj
dress of the delegates could be obtained,
postal card was sent to each one, printed as
follows, and filed III with the proper names:
Upon your arrival in Savannah you viii pro
coed to the residence of - ----, on -
street. where you will be entertained PRESENT
THIS CARD AS AN INTRODUCTION TO YOUR HOST.
The back of the card win bear the name
OF the guest. Members of the Reception
Committee viii be at the trains on Wednes-
day and Thursday, and it is desirable that
families expecting guests should also have
some one at the trains to escort the visitors
to their hom 5.
The following register will show the ar
rangements for the entertainment of the
delegates up to this time:
Rev. w. S. Bowman, 90 Henry street
Rev. J. A. Snyder, Rev. J. D. Shirley.
Mr.. w. II. Berry, 6S]l Gordon street
Rev. C. A. Marks.
Mr.. Paul Decker, 139 Charlton street
Rev S. t. Mailman, Rev. j. Paul Stire-
walt
Capt. John Derst, 30 Broughton street
Rev Socrates Henkel, d. D., Mr.. William
Coffman.
Mr.. NJ. L. Exley, Vale Royal-Rev. j.
Austin, Rev. H. s. Wingard
Mr.. Frank Exley, IS Montgomery street
Rev. W. A. Julian, Rev. j. K. Eiird, Mr.
L. S. Bowers, Mr.. J. H. Grove.
Mr.. George g. Freeman, ~ CASTOR street
Rev. t. S. Brown, Hon. George B.
Cromer.
Mr.. j. H. Helmken, 81 Whitaker street
Rev. R. a: Yoder, Mr.. D. B. Wheeler.
Mr.. c. Fl. Harms, northeast corner New
Houston and jefferson streets-Rev. Vastine
r. Stickley. Mr. j. H. Gale.
Mr.. John d. Harms, Bolton street, termi-
nus Coast Line railroad-Rev. P. C. Wike,
Rev. c. A Rose.
Mrs. NJ. Hermann, State and Drayton-
Rev. J. K. Hancher, Rev. A. L. Grouse.
Mr.. L. W. Landershine, III Bolton street
Rev. B. NJ. Schmucker and wife
Mr.. w. c. Lyon, 100 South Broad street
Rev. w. g. Campbell and wife,
Mr.. J. F. LaFar, sc, Gwinnett street--Rev
DR.. J. Hawkins, Rev. Dr. G. w Holland
Mrs Mcleod, southeast corner Liberty
and Whitaker-Rev. Prof. J. S. Coiner,
Rev. Prof. P. NJ. Bike. Phi. D.
Miss McAlpin, ia South Broad street
Rev. Prof. j. F. Moser.
Mr.. George n. Nichols, no Barnard
street-Dr. Julius D. Dreher, Rev. J.. G.. NJ
Miller
Capt. D. G. Purse, 12OyLiberty street
Rev. A. j. Brown, D. d.. H. C. Murphy,
NJ. d.
Mrs. E. Quantock, 2O2 Hull street-Rev
Edward T. Horn, D. D., Col P N. Heilig
Mr.. George Quantock, 156 Taylor street,
Rev. S. S. Rain. Rev j. S. Elmore.
Mrs. H. Quint, So Liberty corner Aber-
corn-Rev. F. W. E. Peschau Mr.. a. d.
Vessel.
Mr.. C. Y. Richardson, Sc Gwinnett
g4r Y nth alDrN L r
aeigle
Mr.. J. G. Robertson, Barnard, between
Huntingdon ard Hall-Rev. j. c. Miller,
Rev. j. S. Moser, Prof W. A. Barrier.
Mr.. W. F. Scherff, 1855 Abercorn street
Hon. j. D. Capplemann, Rev. c. B.
King.
Ms. E. Spring, southwest corner Duffy
aud jefferson streets-Rev Prof James
Willis
Mr.. W. B. spann, IS Jones street-Rev.
Prof. w p Cline, Rev. George II. Cox.
DR. S. ~ White, l05 Bull street-Rev.
Prot. J.. c. Moser, Hon. H. a. Meetze.
Rev. J. F. Wardlaw, New Houston Street
Methodist paIsonage-Rev. E. A. Wingard,
Or. D. 4. Boozer.
Rev. r. Webb, 156 South Broad street
Nj. r. ). Brown and daughter
Mr.. Malcolm Maelean, 1853 Drayton street
Rev. Prof. Luther A. Fox, D. b.
Mr.. Z. D. Bloodworth, % Bolton street
Rev. George Wenner
Mr.. w: S. Pottinger, 172 Bolton street
Rev. f. Z. Barclay
Morrison House, Broughton and Drayton
streets-NIr. J. a. Kinzel, Rev j. t. Bush
nell, Mr.. j. Frank Patterson, Maj. F. E.
Wise. Hon, G.. Leaphart, Mr. A. NJ. Huitt,
Rev. W. f. Hubert, DR.. j. w. Eargle. Mr..
J. Bowman, Hon. H. s. Trout, Mr.. ]. l..
Groseciose.
Mrs. Mckenzie, northeast Broughton and
Montgomery-Rev. j. l.. Derrick Mr.. J. d.
Unger, Rev. George S. Diven, Rev. w. A.
Tigner, c. NJ. Efird, Esq.
FIRST WEEK OF THE FAIR.
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